Feature Comics #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Fifth Idol," a patriotic heroine known only as USA takes on a shadowy Fifth Columnist threat in a tense, wartime tale set during a pivotal moment in 1941. With bold visuals by Maurice Gutwirth and a striking cover by Gill Fox, this issue delivers a gripping spy thriller rooted in the anxieties of its era—no plot twists revealed, just a heroine determined to uncover the truth.
When Doll Man gets trapped inside a sacred idol bound for the Congo aboard the freighter "Star of Africa," he stumbles onto a sinister plot involving five cursed artifacts and a vengeful Ankazi chief—with June Gaylord and her father held captive in a jungle village as the price of their discovery. Now the pint-sized hero must outmaneuver a ruthless ship's captain, survive Ubano's wrath, and recover the missing fifth idol before an ancient curse claims the lives of the people he's sworn to protect.
Sergeant Reynolds of the RCMP arrives at Lucky Mountain Lodge to investigate mysterious prowlers, only to discover a masked figure called the Red Triangle searching for a hidden map—one that leads to buried treasure connected to Jimmy Baxter's missing father. As Reynolds closes in on the truth, he uncovers a dangerous counterfeiting operation and must navigate a tense race against criminals determined to keep their secrets buried.
When a mysterious poison-cursed rock claims the life of the beautiful Venita, the jungle adventurer Samar discovers that the Suri tribe jealously guards its forbidden terrain—and they'll stop at nothing to drive out a doctor and his daughter, Kathie Blake, who've come to study native medicine. As tensions escalate and Samar clashes with both the tribe and a mad gorilla named Gobo, the true nature of the Stone of Death becomes a test of survival in the wild.
In "Karnoff the Fifth Columnist," USA confronts a dangerous underground network after a heated rally in New York City, tracking their movements to a hidden lair where she uncovers a sinister conspiracy. The story unfolds with tense urgency, as the hero faces off against enemies who threaten the nation from within.
A mad scientist's twisted invention—glass bullets that kill silently and force victims to bury themselves—threatens the city until Poison Ivy stumbles onto the horrifying truth and turns the weapon back on its creator. With quick thinking and a bent pipe, the Mighty Mite not only stops Dr. Hugh Corpse, but puts him to work in a very different line of business.
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